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ROTAX 914 Z 16 John Deere VR Connection

 
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PostPosted: Tue May 11, 2021 6:29 am    Post subject: ROTAX 914 Z 16 John Deere VR Connection Reply with quote

My ducati VR charging light glows (as opposed to going out fully) for between 30 seconds and over a minute after start up.  My Dynon says that it is providing the normal voltage.  

I am told that a glowing light is a symptom of pending failure.
If this is the case I need to change the VR.  (I have a bandC VR on order and will have to remove my OVP because the bandc has an integral OVP)  
I also have a John Deere VR which I bought as a spare.  My question is about the connection of the JD VR
The ducati is as follows:
G - dynamo
G - dynamo
C - charging light 22awg and 12AWG to capacitor
B - 12 AWG to capacitor
R - 12 AWG Capacitor
Is this the correct wiring for the JD?  (product of web research)
AC - Dynamo  (equivalent to G)
AC - Dynamo   (equivalent to G)
L - light 22AWG - (equivalent to C)
B+ - Capacitor 12 AWG  (equivalent to B)
IGW - Capicitor 12 AWG  (equivalent to R)
Second question:  I have a 12v 20AH AGM battery.  I see from the web that the JD VR outputs a higher voltage than the Ducati.  Is this an issue for my battery?
Thanks
Will


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PostPosted: Tue May 11, 2021 8:06 am    Post subject: ROTAX 914 Z 16 John Deere VR Connection Reply with quote

At 09:28 AM 5/11/2021, you wrote:
Quote:
My ducati VR charging light glows (as opposed to going out fully) for between 30 seconds and over a minute after start up. My Dynon says that it is providing the normal voltage. Â

I am told that a glowing light is a symptom of pending failure.

I doubt that. That 'warning' circuit is exceedingly
crude . . . I don't even recommend hooking the thing
up. ACTIVE NOTIFICATION of voltage abnormality
is your primary monitoring system. I'd ignore the
light.


Quote:
I also have a John Deere VR which I bought as a spare. My question is about the connection of the JD VR

The ducati is as follows:
G - dynamo
G - dynamo
C - charging light 22awg and 12AWG to capacitor
B - 12 AWG to capacitor
R - 12 AWG CapacitorIs this the correct wiring for the JD? (product of web research)
AC - Dynamo (equivalent to G)
AC - Dynamo   (equivalent to G)
L - light 22AWG - (equivalent to C)
B+ - Capacitor 12 AWGÂ Â (equivalent to B)
IGW - Capicitor 12 AWGÂ Â (equivalent to R)

Why not leave your current regulator place
until the B&C unit is installed.

Quote:
Second question: I have a 12v 20AH AGM battery. I see from the web that the JD VR outputs a higher voltage than the Ducati. Is this an issue for my battery?

What voltage values are cited? It's
unlikely that the JD will not be suited
to task but why bother?


Bob . . .

Un impeachable logic: George Carlin asked, "If black boxes
survive crashes, why don't they make the whole airplane
out of that stuff?"


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PostPosted: Tue May 11, 2021 8:56 am    Post subject: ROTAX 914 Z 16 John Deere VR Connection Reply with quote

Thank you BobI will do as you suggest.  Much appreciated.
Will

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On Tue, May 11, 2021, 11:10 Robert L. Nuckolls, III <nuckolls.bob(at)aeroelectric.com (nuckolls.bob(at)aeroelectric.com)> wrote:

Quote:
At 09:28 AM 5/11/2021, you wrote:
Quote:
My ducati VR charging light glows (as opposed to going out fully) for between 30 seconds and over a minute after start up.  My Dynon says that it is providing the normal voltage. Â

I am told that a glowing light is a symptom of pending failure.

  I doubt that. That 'warning' circuit is exceedingly
  crude . . . I don't even recommend hooking the thing
  up. ACTIVE NOTIFICATION of voltage abnormality
  is your primary monitoring system. I'd ignore the
  light.


Quote:
I also have a John Deere VR which I bought as a spare.  My question is about the connection of the JD VR

The ducati is as follows:
G - dynamo
G - dynamo
C - charging light 22awg and 12AWG to capacitor
B - 12 AWG to capacitor
R - 12 AWG Capacitor

 
Quote:
Is this the correct wiring for the JD?  (product of web research)
AC - Dynamo  (equivalent to G)
AC - Dynamo   (equivalent to G)
L - light 22AWG - (equivalent to C)
B+ - Capacitor 12 AWGÂ Â (equivalent to B)
IGW - Capicitor 12 AWGÂ Â (equivalent to R)

  Why not leave your current regulator place
  until the B&C unit is installed.

Quote:
Second question:  I have a 12v 20AH AGM battery.  I see from the web that the JD VR outputs a higher voltage than the Ducati.  Is this an issue for my battery?

  What voltage values are cited? It's
  unlikely that the JD will not be suited
  to task but why bother?


  Bob . . .

  Un impeachable logic: George Carlin asked, "If black boxes
  survive crashes, why don't they make the whole airplane
  out of that stuff?"



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